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Elliott Wave View: Copper Should Remain SupportedShort term Elliott wave view in Copper (HG) suggests the rally from April 1, 2021 low is unfolding as a 5 waves impulse Elliott Wave structure. Up from April 1 low, wave 1 ended at 4.16 and pullback in wave 2 ended at 3.988. Wave 3 is currently in progress with internal subdivision as another impulse in lesser degree. Up from wave 2, wave (i) ended at 4.034 and pullback in wave (ii) ended at 3.9985. Copper then extends higher in wave (iii) towards 4.277, and dips in wave (iv) ended at 4.223. Final leg higher wave (v) ended at 4.2965 and this completed wave ((i)) in higher degree. Pullback in wave ((ii)) ended at 4.2039 and the metal has extended higher in wave ((iii)). Up from wave ((ii)), wave (i) ended at 4.296 and pullback in wave (ii) ended at 4.2465. Wave (iii) ended at 4.517, and wave (iv) is in progress as a zigzag and should find support at 4.4 - 4.43 blue box area for 1 more high to end wave (v) of ((iii)). Afterwards, it should pullback in wave ((iv)) before the rally resumes. Near term, as far as pivot at 4.2039 on April 21 remains intact, expect dips to find support in 3, 7, or 11 swing for further upside.
COMEX:HG1!
by Elliottwave-Forecast
1
Copper (Lower time frame version)DD is the same as my previous post: From my daily level post: Bullish on copper with the current confluence of news - Goldman called copper the new oil due to its links to the green energy sector and gave a very bullish price forecast citing a potential future shortage due to "demand increasing 900% by 2030" Coinciding with this was the mining strike in Chile - first the rumblings of a strike then the actual strike itself. Chile produces roughly 25% of the World's Copper . Currently we are in a bullish channel on the daily chart and I expect we could see a bounce off the upper trendline, especially if positive news from Chile breaks at the same time as the price reaching this area. Comment on current intraday: Copper (and Corn futures) broke the intra-day channel heading to the secondary intraday support of ~4.390, rebounding at a psychological support of 4.45. Note this took me by surprise completely and stopped me out of my trade, as I moved up my stop to 4.485 Not sure what caused the big dip just prior to the US equity market opening (SPX / SPY also dumped on open) answers on a post card please? My bias is still big time bullish due to the reasons in my original (shorthand) DD above. Please let me know your thoughts
COMEX:HG1!Long
by CptCalamity
Thoughts on CopperBullish on copper with the current confluence of news - Goldman called copper the new oil due to its links to the green energy sector and gave a very bullish price forecast citing a potential future shortage due to "demand increasing 900% by 2030" Coinciding with this was the mining strike in Chile - first the rumblings of a strike then the actual strike itself. Chile produces roughly 25% of the World's Copper. Currently we are in a bullish channel on the daily chart and I expect we could see a bounce off the upper trendline, especially if positive news from Chile breaks at the same time as the price reaching this area.
COMEX:HG1!Long
by CptCalamity
Copper Heads for the Highs A late February peak runs out of steam and makes a comeback LME and COMEX stocks rise Inventories can be a mirage Goldman Sachs makes a bullish call- Three reasons for higher copper prices Heading for new high- Copper could go parabolic In March 2020, nearby COMEX copper futures traded to the lowest price since June 2016, when it reached a bottom at $2.0595 per pound. In February 2021, the price traded at a decade high at $4.3630 on the continuous contract. Copper fell during the height of the global pandemic’s impact on markets across all asset classes. The price moved from a four-year low to a ten-year high in a little less than one year. The trend in copper is higher, and we could be on the verge of a move to prices above the 2011 $4.6495 peak. Copper is a building block of infrastructure worldwide, but it is also a metal with many industrial applications. A late February peak runs out of steam and makes a comeback The trend of higher lows and higher highs in the copper futures market remained intact at the end of last week. After reached a continuous contract peak at $4.3630 in late February, the highest price in a decade, copper pulled back below the $4 level, reaching $3.8760 in early March. Since then, the price has been climbing and was back above the $4.33 level at the end of last week. Open interest, the total number of open long and short positions in the COMEX copper market moved from a low of under 162,000 contracts in May 2020 when copper’s price was under $2.40 per pound to the 247,572 level at the end of last week with May copper futures settling at $4.3360. Rising price and increasing open interest is a technical validation of a bullish trend in a futures market. Weekly price momentum and relative strength indicators were well above neutral readings and rising. Weekly historical volatility at 18.76% indicates the bullish trend is slow and steady. The metric reached a high of over 37% in May 2020. Copper backed off from the February decade-high peak, but the price came storming back and is now a stone’s throw away from an even higher high. The semiannual chart shows dating back to 1988 illustrates the all-time high came in 2011 at $4.6495, only 31.35 cents above the closing price on April 23. Heading for new high- Copper could go parabolic Copper was below the 2011 high on Friday, April 23. The LME price was under $10,000 per ton. Goldman Sachs’ forecast is for $11,000 per ton in the next twelve months. However, as “copper is the new oil,” the longer-term price expectations are far higher as they see demand rising much faster than supplies. Goldman sees copper at $14,000 per ton in 2024 and $15,000 per ton in 2025, over 50% higher than the current price approaching the 2011 high. Bear markets often take prices far below where logic dictates. If you have any doubt, look at an oil chart from April 20, 2020, when NYMEX futures fell to the negative $40.32 per barrel level during a tidal wave of selling. Bull markets have a habit of moving to levels that are far higher than analysts expect when a buying frenzy creates parabolic moves. Lumber was at $251.51 per 1,000 board feet in April 2020 and moved nearly five and one-half times higher at the recent $1374.70 level. Copper is not the only commodity rallying these days. Grain prices experienced explosive gains last week. Palladium, a thinly traded precious metal, rose to a new record high at $2928 per ounce last Friday. Copper has bullish winds behind its sails from a fundamental and technical perspective. The red metal looks set to climb to new heights as the copper bull market appears firmly intact. When markets trend, picking a top can be a tragic mistake. Sit back and enjoy the ride, even though it could become bumpy. The risk of corrections rises with prices in bull markets. Read the full article using the link below. Trading advice given in this communication, if any, is based on information taken from trades and statistical services and other sources that we believe are reliable. The author does not guarantee that such information is accurate or complete and it should not be relied upon as such. Trading advice reflects the author’s good faith judgment at a specific time and is subject to change without notice. There is no guarantee that the advice the author provides will result in profitable trades. There is risk of loss in all futures and options trading.
COMEX:HG1!Long
by Andy_Hecht
16
Cooper: the next pullback stage is necessary.Since Mars 2020 until now, Cooper did make an extremely bullish run phrase. What I am looking at the resistance area where Cooper needs to take a "breath", that could likely be a great shorting chance. I’d consider that a nice arche rally - distribution phrase in Cooper is about to finished/ completed, then we will see the huge SPRING, mark down phrase towards the 3,6-3,8$. Market Area: (DOUBLE top resistance) 4,33 - 4,39$ (above this area, this trade could be reconsidered or even invalid) Entry: 4,33 - 4,36$ Stop loss: Above the Swing high (4,39$) Taking profit: • Target 1 in the first white box areas 4,15 - 4,25$ • Target 2: 3,9-4,0$ (around right at the EMA 200) • Target 3: 3,6-3,8$ (the bottom in my own opinion could be LOWER than the SWING low of 21 Mars 2021 at 3,87$). Risk/ Reward: 1:6 ( If price did make a SWING Lower low to refill the wicks in 21 Mars, then it would rally again, target 3 = reached) The main bias in Cooper chart is still bullish, however a big correction is necessary now to attract more buyers in the demand zone. Thank you for any comments and sharing.
COMEX:HG1!Short
by JokerVN30
COPPER Buy SignalPattern: Fibonacci Channel on 1D. Signal: Buy as the price rebounded on the 1D MA50. Target: The 1.5 Fibonacci extension level (low-risk) or the 2.0 Fibonacci level (high-risk). Previous COPPER signal: ** Please support this idea with your likes and comments, it is the best way to keep it relevant and support me. ** -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !! Donations via TradingView coins also help me a great deal at posting more free trading content and signals here !! 🎉 👍 Shout-out to TradingShot's 💰 top TradingView Coin donor 💰 this week ==> kylevd23 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
COMEX:HG1!Long
by TradingShot
2
Copper with the Master Chef. All about the angles.If you are sitting in front of your computer screen, looking at charts, and asking yourself enough times... "how can I make money out of this?" ... this is what you're eventually going to be doing. Make these drawings enough times and you should not only expect to make money, but you should be annoyed if you aren't. Don't let anybody else tell you what's right and what's wrong. Look at the charts, make your own decision, then let the markets tell you if you've cracked the code. If I was like all the other bloodsuckers, I would charge you thousands for this diagram. I should sell this as an NFT for 15$ million. It's worth far more in the right hands. If I'm a parasite, I'm the most mutually beneficial parasite you've ever been lucky enough to stumble across. Asking nothing, giving everything. I guess that's it.
COMEX:HGK2021Education
by emehoke
long on the copper bullish cycle that started in Nov, 2020 HG copper had started its bullish cycle after the disclosure of the USA presidential elections, as Joe Biden the current president announced the 1.9 Trillion fiscal stimulus program which tends to recover the American economy that suffered badly since April 2020, that also stimulated the industrial commodities as investors biding on the upcoming recovery, briefly HGC started cyclical wave 5 that tends to target 4.60-4.65 levels.
COMEX:HG1!Long
by AhmedKhater
Traditional|HG1!|Long and shortLong and short HG1! Activation of the transaction only when the blue zone is fixed/broken. The author recommends the use of anchoring fixed the blue zone, this variation is less risky. If there is increased volatility in the market and the price is held for more than 2-3 minutes behind the activation zone after the breakdown, then the activation of the idea occurs at the prices behind the activation zone. Working out the support and resistance levels of the consolidation zone. * Possible closing of a trade before reaching the take/stop zone. The author can close the deal for subjective reasons, this does not completely cancel the idea and is not a call to the same action, you can continue working out the idea according to your data, but without the support of the author. + ! - zone highlighted by the ellipse is a zone of increased resistance, in this area there is a possible reversal for a correction, please take this factor into account in this transaction. The "forecast" tool is used for more noticeable display of % (for the place of the usual % scale) of the price change, I do not put the date and time of the transaction, only %. The breakdown of the upper blue zone - long. Breakdown of the lower blue zone - short. Working out the stop when the price returns to the level after activation + fixing in the red zone. Blue zones - activation zones. Green zone - take zone. Red zone - stop zone. Orange arrows indicate the direction of the take. Red arrows indicate the direction of the stop. Priority - The value of the priority parameter implies the author's subjective opinion about the more likely activation zone on this idea, this does not mean that this idea will be 80% activated by this parameter, the purpose of the parameter is to provide for the risk of the inverse of the zone parameter. Example: "Priority Long: So the author inclines more in the direction of the activation zone open long trades, in this case, when reaching the activation zone in short you should be very careful, because this area may be highly likely to be punched about the breakdown/do not get to take/activate transaction from go to stop." Please consider this parameter if you use my ideas. SUM PNL: This parameter displays the total % of all closed ideas of the "new" format (according to the author) for this sector at the time of publication of the idea. The calculation is very "clumsy" just the sum of the profits of all the ideas, based on this indicator, you can more accurately assess the risks when working with my ideas of this sector. I present you the construction of the idea, you can use it yourself as you like based on your subjective view and risks, the calculation of the PNL indicator is carried out only on transactions that the author closed on TV in manual mode or by take. P.S Please use RM (risk management) and MM (money management) if you decide to use my ideas, there will always be unprofitable ideas, this will definitely happen, the goal of the system is that there will be more profitable ideas at a distance.
COMEX:HG1!
by Henry_Ross
18
The case for CopperI don't normally invest in metals, but I am making an exception for copper. The price of copper cannot go down in the near future for two main reasons: 1. Supply and demand 2. Inflation/Economic Strain The supply and demand side looks like this: There are three principle users of copper currently, they are: Electric component/part manufacturers (think copper wire) Plumbing component manufacturers (copper pipes and fittings) Industrial alloy manufacturers The economic strain caused by inflation and poor monetary policy cannot be overlooked. At the same time that Copper is becoming harder to find in abundance cheaply, the underlying economies which support these mining efforts is undergoing what I see as a fundamental shift. To expand on this, consider the raw indicators of inflation (not the falsified Government provided ones). A quick review of the World Bank's "Pink Sheet" list of commodity prices *globally* reflects this issue. I recommend a starter position on Copper to the up-side. Copper is a very slow moving instrument, so you will likely find better returns elsewhere, but this is one metal which has historically been needed and with the push for electric vehicles, and new power generation technologies, demand alone will cause the price of copper to appreciate over the years to come. Pinksheet list (remove spaces): https: //www.world bank.org/en/ research/commodity- markets
COMEX_MINI:QC1!Long
by BenjiFutures